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Gardner carp duvet (80 posts / 9,820 views)
Goose Goose
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Post #61 5 Jun 2022 22:26
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Is it the compact? A few places had the full size one when I got my compact.
The-Heff The-Heff
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Post #62 5 Jun 2022 22:42
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Yeah, they also have the plus one showing in stock at £125
bigfishnet bigfishnet
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Post #63 12 Jun 2022 08:45
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I knew you were a bit dubious but did they come through at that price.....?
The-Heff The-Heff
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Post #64 12 Jun 2022 08:53
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Sorry meant to update this. They emailed to say they was out of stock and issued a refund. Company seems legit though
bigfishnet bigfishnet
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Post #65 12 Jun 2022 14:41
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Ah shame , just what I was after.....but with the prices now so high there are far more ,and possibly better, alternatives to choose from
Yeah they look legit but strangely they are still showing as in stock
Craftycarper97
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Post #66 17 Jun 2022 18:49
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Billy Clarke have the compact in stock if that's what your after. I paid £124 + tax for some reason and had mine at £144 or there about.
carpyclarkey carpyclarkey
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Post #67 13 Sep 2022 07:17
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Anyone seen any in stock anywhere or know when they are coming back in?
LonesomeSundown LonesomeSundown
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Post #68 14 Sep 2022 19:01
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I contacted Gardner back in June, they were waiting for confirmation of delivery, there best guess at the time was late July but clearly stock has not arrived.

They advised they would post on there Facebook page when stock has arrived.
Justjohn
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Post #69 3 Nov 2022 03:12
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Hello guys. Just wanted to resurrect this post.

As i cant use sleep systems, i find them way to restricted arround the feet i bought a Fortis Techlite at full money.

What an absolute wate of money. The lining, although smooth is that baggy it wraps arround your feet tangling you up like your worst tangle and makes the whloe experience awful. The the lack of central securing strap means the bag twists all over the place as the lining wraps its self all over you. The there are the zips, is cut in suc a way there is little difference in length from the top leaf and bottom meaning you can not zip it to the top, the second you try and free your self from being swallowed by the lining the zips fly open. I had such a bad time with it i had to come home after 1 night. A quick email to fotis along woth some videos the agreed it was not correct and sent them off to snugpack. I got a respoce today to say snugpack say its fine so there is nothing they can do! Waste of 260!

I was then looking at the gardner bag but i dont think its uo to the job for me in winter. I sleep under a brolly in any weather.

Also qhile i sleep on a standard size bed i am 6ft3 and 22 stone, 55 inch chest and size 13 feet so i do need a bag with good room, preferably smooth lining.

I had a bag that was awesom in winter, i just couldnt rember what it was until today, a Wichwool Morpheus Ultra 7 but they dint make them any more.

Any other bags i should be looking at?

I like the look of the JRC 3d TX with its 3d sides it looks like it has plenty of room alothough it will be big on the chair.

I hate winter fir this very reason
Goose Goose
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Post #70 3 Nov 2022 08:12
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Fox ventec 5 season XL.
mrjcarter mrjcarter
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Post #71 3 Nov 2022 13:08
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I've got the Gardner bag and don't really rate it tbh.
But I'll agree with the post below 👇 definitely check out the fox one in XL
Goose Goose
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Post #72 3 Nov 2022 16:11
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I've got the Gardner as well but don't think it will be warm enough for me once the frosts come, maybe wrong but time will tell.
mrjcarter mrjcarter
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Post #73 3 Nov 2022 17:38
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I was saying that to my mate as I'm looking for something warmer. I wouldn't say it's a 5 season bag
Jon Jon
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Post #74 4 Nov 2022 21:46
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I've had one for the last couple of years.
Having removed the lower 'shoulder baffle' that was a complete pain in the ... shoulder, I like it.
The material's good - you don't get tied up in knots if you move about. The zips are fine - never had one get caught on the lining. Size is fine (I'm 6ft 3 and not as slim as I used to be - 'compact' model).
I've used it with a decent cover and hot water bottle on nights that have got down to -2 or 3 and been perfectly comfy.
Maybe not the best available, but a good value for money sleeping bag.
chanmenie
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Post #75 5 Nov 2022 08:12
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I agree with Jon
Had my duvet compact awhile now and used it on some pretty cold nights.
I find it better than the Ventec 5 season, the Fox bag is too big so you get big air gaps around you that seem to take ages to heat up.
I'm 6'4” and medium build so not small by any means, the Ventec must be worse for smaller people as the air gaps will be even bigger.

I use the compact duvet with the matching cover and have never been cold.
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